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‘The whole thing will turn into a nightmare’ Residents and developers hope to find common ground in the latest construction project. PAGE 5
INSIDE COUNTRY LIFE
This Ormond Beach family chose a country life after a shooting hit too close to home. PAGE 3
ON THE MOVE
UP UP AND AWAY Inside the world of the Ormond Beach Skate Park. PAGE 9
Oasis Church and On The Move raised $23,200 for the Childhood Cancer Foundation. PAGE 15
YOUR TOWN ORMOND BEACH REPRESENTED IN ROBOT BATTLE
Three local residents will be on a weekly TV show for the summer. Brian Nave, his brother, Michael Nave and Joe Johnson filmed 10 episodes of “Battlebots” on ABC over 11 days in Los Angeles in April. The robot, Captain Shrederator, has spinning blades to cut into the opponents. At 250 pounds and 2,000 rpm, the robot seems like a formidable fighter, but the final result of the “Battlebots” contest will be a secret until the final episode. Photo by Jeff Dawsey
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Paying it forward One mom inspired her girls to create scholarships and hopes more graduates will follow suit. EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR
“She always told us, ‘You don’t do it to get anything in return,’” said Schylar Howard. “‘You do it to create a domino effect.’” That golden rule is what inspired Beth Howard to set up scholarships in her daughters’ names at Mainland High School a year ago. The Schylar E. Howard and Wyndsor M. Howard Pay it Forward Scholarships are awarded each year to two students who have demonstrated four year dedication in an organized sport, — for Schylar Howard’s it’s track, and for Wyndsor Howard it’s soccer — have a 3.0 GPA and have written an essay about how they will continue to use the “pay it forward” mindset in their future. “It’s something our mom
instilled in us since the beginning,” Wyndsor Howard said. “Now we’re both college students, living and working on our own. If we can do it, literally anyone can.” The scholarships are worth $250 each, and both girls contribute half of the money. She said her reason for creating these scholarships was that both of her daughters excelled in high school, and each had a favorite activity that they loved participating in. Since the coaches and faculty played a significant role during those years, she said it was the least they could do to pay it back — and pay it forward. “They both said after the ceremony that if they as college students who work to support themselves can give a little bit to help someone else, there is no reason
Beth Howard and her two girls, Schylar Howard, 23, and Wyndsor Howard, 20
that others can’t do the same,” Beth Howard said. Howard said the goal with this scholarship was to not only inspire her daughters but other parents and students to find ways to give a little back. “They pay their own bills and support themselves through school,” Beth Howard said. “It takes a village. If everyone reached out and helped one person just a little bit, the world would be a better place.”
MODEL RECIPIENT Adrian Killins wrote in his essay that he wanted to be the kind of person who comes back from college and is a role model to his community. Beth Howard said it’s those kinds of people they’re wanting to help.
Timber Hawkeye, bestselling author of “Buddhist Boot Camp” and “Faithfully Religionless,” will stop by Ormond Beach on July 16 as part of his U.S. Book Tour. Hawkeye offers a secular and nonsectarian approach to being at peace with the world (both within and around us), and his intention is to awaken, enlighten, enrich and inspire everyone around him. He teaches that religion is more than just being religious — it’s being a good person. “Your beliefs don’t make you a better person, your actions do, he said.” Hawkeye is currently traveling in his car and couch surfing his way across the country to spread his message. He said he used to be trapped by his need to work full time, have a nice condo and sports car. But once he let
go of those things, and stopped considering them important, he found an uncomplicated life to be much more enjoyable. “We all struggle,” he said. “But we hide it instead of talking about it. We need to stop pointing the finger away and look within at how we’re contributing to our own suffering.”
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Though he’s survived cars wrecks — and even rattlesnake bites — before, Chewy nearly lost the ability to use one of his back legs after being run over by a car last month. But thanks to the help of the community, his owner, Chris Walls, was able to raise $1,205 to pay for his pup’s surgery. Chewy had the operation he needed to repair his leg and is currently recovering. “He’s putting some weight on the leg,” Walls said, “and his personality is back 100%.”
Local photographer displays snapshots of Ormond at library A casual collection of snapshots taken on Ormond Beach and Ormond-By-The-Sea is currently on display at the Ormond Beach Library through July 30. The exhibit is titled “Beach Scenes” and the photographer is J. Walker Fischer, a long time beachgoing resident and contributor to The Ormond Beach Observer.
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Ormond schools’ grades slip Officials blame new testing methods for lower grades. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR
Chloe Van Horn likes to feed her favorite goat, Linda.
RAISING CHLOE The Van Horn farm consists of goats, chickens, cats and one very happy 8-year-old girl. EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR
Dressed in her pink cowboy hat and watermelon-print flip flops, Chloe Van Horn skips off to the wooden enclosure her dad built to house all her furry friends. It’s just after 6:30 p.m., and the animals are hungry. And though she can get busy with school, play and all the other things 8-year-old girls can get busy with, she always makes time to see her favorite goat, Linda. “She’s really pretty,” Chloe said while stroking Linda’s head. This evening is like most, quiet and easy — just how the selfdescribed “simple country girl” likes it. “She loves it,” her mother, Heather Van Horn said. “We’re never moving again.” She and her husband, Mark, decided to move into one of the farm subdivisions surrounded by woods in Ormond Beach way out past I-95 more than five years ago after feeling uneasy about the neighborhood in Holly Hill where they were living at the time. Although when they first moved into that neighborhood they felt safe, a shooting in a neighboring house made them feel a little differently. “We were listening to the cop thing on our phone, and (the suspects) were hiding in the woods behind our house,” she said. “The helicopter lights were shining in our bedroom just about every night, and I was like, ‘We’ve gotta move. We’re not raising our daughter here.’” That’s when they found their house, an old two-story that was built by Mark Van Horn’s childhood friend. While they already
The Florida Department of Education released the 2016 school grades for districts and schools recently, with Volusia County maintaining a B district grade but several Ormond Beach schools dropping. Volusia County officials say lower grades were caused by a new formula used to calculate learning gains. There were no similar tests in 2014-2015 to use for comparison. “If school districts across the state see a decrease in school grades, it will likely be because of the new and complicated learning gains structure, which is confusing and should be further revised,” said Superintendent Tom Russell in a press release. Russell said the grade received for 2016 should be considered as a new baseline. The grades for Ormond Beach schools were (2015 grade in parentheses): Tomoka Elementary: B (A); Pine Trail: A (A); Ormond Beach Elementary School: B (A); Pathways Elementary School: B (A); Mainland High School: C (B); Ormond Beach Middle School: B (A); Osceola Elementary School: B (B); Seabreeze High School: B (A); and David C. Hinson Sr. Middle School: A (A). The school grades can be found on the FDOE website, fldoe.org. Schools received and “I” for Incomplete if they tested less than 95% of the students, a rule that is new for this year. Holland said schools have 30 days to appeal to have the grade released. UNION CONTRACTS
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The Van Horns — Heather, Mark and Chloe — have lived on their farm for over five years.
All of the goats get friendly during feeding time.
FAINTING GOATS?
A fainting goat is a domestic goat whose muscles freeze for roughly three seconds when the goat feels panic. Though painless, this generally results in the animal collapsing on its side. Heather Van Horn said one of their goats, Tar Tar, is especially jumpy. “You look at her weird, and she falls over,” she laughed.
had some chickens on their property in Holly Hill, Heather Van Horn knew she wanted to expand her farm animal collection. Now they have two Nigerian pygmy goats, three fainting goats, over 20 chickens, one dog and two farm cats. “I grew up in an area like this in Flagler,” she said. “Ten minutes from the beach, but it’s all cow pastures and a lot of trees. I loved it. So Chloe kind of gets to grow up just like I did.” A handyman at heart, Mark Van Horn took it upon himself to build an additional porch around the house, a small wooden bridge and a little pergola in their front yard. Though he’s never lived on a farm before, he wanted his daughter to experience something outside the norm. “She knows the circle of life now,” he said. “You know when the animals come and go, there’s a reason for it. We just wanted to come out to the country and give her a different life.”
The School Board has offered contracts to the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, which includes bus operators and cafeteria employees; and Volusia Educational Support Association, which includes clerical personnel. The board approved a 2.5% raise with a health insurance subsidy of $500 per month for individual coverage. The board’s decision will take effect whether or not the unions accept the offers, according to spokeswoman Nancy Wait, because impasse has been declared in the negotiations. Both unions earlier rejected offers of a 6.5% raise in a two-year deal. Union representatives said that the $500 cap on the health insurance subsidy would take away the benefits of the raise. If an employee were to choose a plan with more than $500 premium, then they would have to pay the difference. The School Board and Volusia Teachers Organization still do not have a contract for the 2015-2016 year. The School Board made an offer at an impasse hearing, but the union filed an unfair labor practice lawsuit.
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THE CASEMENTS The Casements, located at 25 Riverside Drive, is a 9,000 square-foot historical home, once the winter home of John D. Rockefeller, Sr., and is listed on the National Register of historic places. It has been the Cultural Center for the community for the past 30 years. The home has many rooms that are used for various classes (dance, art, exercise) and a kitchen used for cooking classes. The facility can be rented for weddings, socials, memorials, business meetings and seminars. For more information, please contact The Casements at 386-676-3216. The Casements is open Monday-Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm; Saturday 8:00 am - 12:00 noon, and is closed on Sundays.
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D&D Defense held their first active shooter seminar this past weekend and plans to bring more safety awareness and skills to Ormond Beach. to survive potential threats such as active shooters, fires and home invasions. While there are many places that offer the basics of selfdefense, the duo thinks their education and experience — Dukes is a former Army ranger and Dupree has a master’s degree in homeland security — will help give the community the knowledge they need to survive the dangers of the modern world.
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Russell Dukes and Joe Dupree don’t want to scare you — but they might have to in order to teach you a lesson about personal safety. The Ormond Beach firefighters recently started D&D Defense, a self-defense company that will teach the local community how
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“This is a part of our culture now,” Dukes said. “We’re not trying to make you paranoid or crazy, but we do want to heighten your sense of awareness and understand that safety is an illusion.” D&D Defense’s first class, a free active shooter seminar held July 9, brought in over 40 people to learn the basics of dealing with that type of high stress situation, using the rule “Run, Hide, Fight.” The event was held at East Ormond Beach Crossfit and Chef RX provided free food. Dukes said running is the first stage, and while it may sound cold, one of the most important things to remember is that you can’t stay behind and save someone who’s holding you back from making it out alive. “Take as many people as you can,” he said. “But if someone is lying on the ground and saying “I’ll stay here,” don’t try to make them move. You have family, and a lot of people relying on you to get out alive.” If you can’t run, then the next step is to hide. Dukes and Dupree teach proactive ways of hiding like building barricades and improvising weapons. More of those kinds of skills will be available in the next level class. Fighting is the final stage, and though it’s one no one ever wants to get to, you have to prepare yourself for that possibility. The most important thing you need to remember when it comes to the final stage is to not fight fair. The firefighters say the best areas to try to crush are eyeballs, groin and throat. “Eventually we’re going to be going to people’s houses and offices to assess their possible threats and weaknesses,” Dukes said. “We just need to change people’s mindsets. Growing up, it was ‘stop, drop and roll.’” “You can’t rely on the police right away,” Dupree said. “Because the fact of the matter is, the police aren’t there yet. You have to be your own first responder.” For information on future classes, like D&D Defense on Facebook or email dandddefense@gmail. com.
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A Palm Coast man was killed in a traffic accident in Ormond Beach on July 10, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. A 2001 Jeep was being driven by Sabrina Lensgraf, 19, of Ormond Beach, at 6:10 a.m. on Navajo Avenue, police say. For an unknown reason, Christian Sousa, 21, of Palm Coast, was in the middle of the road. The front of the Jeep struck Sousa, and he was dragged under the Jeep as it pulled into the driveway at 375 Navajo Avenue, police said. Sousa died at the hospital and the crash remains under investigation.
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Residents fear planned Granada development “It’s an opportunity to meet the neighbors and talk about what we’re planning and explain what can be allowed.”
Neighborhood meetings may clear the air. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR
Another development on West Granada Boulevard — another protest from residents. This time, the residents have gotten an early start. After seeing a conceptual site plan submitted to the city Planning Department, the Reflections Village Home Owners Association, led by Joe Jaynes, president, has sent a letter to the Planning Board, City Commission and city manager expressing their opposition to some businesses they see on a site plan for a development called Ormond Central. Located at the southeast corner of Old Kings Road and West Granada Boulevard, Ormond Central is planned by local businessmen Lewis Heaster and Paul Holub. Currently, Evolution Health Club is the only business on the otherwise wooded lot, and the developers say it will stay. Jaynes said the HOA of nearby Castlegate has joined the protest, and he is hoping to hear from Kings Crossing as well. Jaynes, who was a County Councilman from 1998 to 2004, and is current president of Ormond Scenic Loop and Trail, said he’s confident the residents can have an impact. “I know that 110 people can makes things happen,” he said, referring to the approximate number of homes in the three SHOP LOCAL
neighborhoods. He said their goal is to allow only uses permitted in the B-9 zone. The neighbors fear noise and added traffic if businesses shown in the conceptual site plan, such as a gas station and retail stores, are allowed. “We are not opposed to development but want to keep it B-9 which would allow passive type of businesses, not active at night; not a lot of traffic,” he said. “We’re concerned about merging onto Granada, especially with the turn lane as shown in the plan submitted to the city. Their egress would be on Old Kings Road, same as our egress. The whole thing will turn into a nightmare. It’s just not acceptable.” COMMERCIAL USE ALLOWED
Heaster said the residents may not understand what is currently allowed at the location. “The B-9 zoning allows for a variety of commercial uses including retail,” he said. “A restaurant is allowed today; a grocery store is allowed today.” The B-9 zoning district was approved in 2015 to spur development along Granada Boulevard. It has permitted uses such as adult day care, professional services, banks, schools, etc. A restaurant and retail sales are included under “conditional” uses, which means they would be approved by the Planning Department if they
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meet certain established conditions. A drive-thru restaurant or a gas station are “special exceptions” and would require approval by the City Commission. Complete information about zone requirements can be found on ormondbeach.org. Search for “zoning.” GETTING TOGETHER
Heaster did not want to comment further because the development is in the early stages, and no businesses are yet lined up. “The site plan on the city website can be modified at any time, depending on the type of tenants or buyers we have come in,”
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Heaster said. “It’s just a concept.” Any hearings by the Planning Department or City Commission are far down the road. Heaster said, however, that he hopes to have a neighborhood meeting, probably in the fall. “It’s an opportunity to meet the neighbors and talk about what we’re planning and explain what can be allowed,” he said. “Maybe we can clear up some unknowns.”
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Better cell phone service in our future? City looks at cell towers, telephone pole antennae.
WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR
“Can you hear me now?” Those words are heard in some areas of Ormond Beach, where cell phone reception is weak. The topic has been discussed at City Commission meetings, with Mayor Ed Kelley complaining he can’t get good cell phone reception at his house, and saying Ormond Beach residents and businesses should be able to talk on cell phones anywhere in the city. It’s inconvenient for residents and hampers business growth. This topic is likely to arise in the future, as a company called Crown Castle received approval from the City Commission at their June 27 meeting to register as a telecommunications provider, a step that is necessary before applying for a permit. Crown Castle is in the business of installing infrastructure for wireless services, includ-
ing cell phone towers as well as installing antennae on the top of telephone poles and additional poles when necessary. But City Manager Joyce Shanahan could not comment on what sort of technology the company might offer until they apply for a permit. She didn’t know if cell phone service would be involved. “I don’t know what they will ask for,” she said. “It could be for cell phone or other service.” It’s too early also for the company to make a statement. “Crown Castle has registered as a telecommunications provider for the city in anticipation of community needs. At this time there are no deployment plans,” said a company spokeswoman. LIMITING THE INFRASTRUCTURE
In January, the City Commission approved an ordinance that would limit the height of poles in the public right of way as well as the number of new poles that could be added by a telecommunications company. It was in response to a request from Planning Director Rick Goss, who said a company
TOWER TALK The city had a contract with a company to build a cell phone tower at the airport but it elapsed when the company did not get any agreements with providers. Talks are underway with other companies.
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had approached his department with the idea of installing antennae on top of telephone poles, and adding poles. He told the commissioners that at that time, there was nothing in the ordinance limiting the number of poles that could be added in the city right of way. The commissioners passed an ordinance, but the second reading (final approval) was tabled when it was decided that the commissioners should hear from a telecommunications expert before setting guidelines. Shanahan said recently that the second reading will likely occur in August, and the commissioners will hear from an expert at that time.
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THE TOPIC OF TOWERS
There has been an ongoing effort to have a cell phone tower at the airport. The city had a contract with a company called TowerCom to construct a tower at the airport, but the contract elapsed in January when TowerCom did not get agreements with any cell phone providers. City staff is currently in discussions with other companies. There was a proposed cell phone tower to be located near West Granada Boulevard and Clyde Morris Boulevard in 2013, but it was voted down by the City Commission. The general objection was that it would be unsightly. So, stay tuned, better reception may be coming.
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Train like a Spartan Over 50 people are currently training with Gold’s Gym for the upcoming Spartan Race in December. EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR
Enrollment fee for Gold’s Gym’s Spartan Training is $99 for members and $120 for nonmembers. Workouts are at the following time and place: n 7 p.m. at the gym every Monday n 6 p.m. at the gym every Wednesday n 9 a.m. at an outside location decided weekly every Saturday
the stairs,” she said. “I want to see what I’m capable of.” Starting just this past June, the group has grown from 20 to almost 60 members who are training like they would be competing in the upcoming Spartan Race in Palm Coast — and many of them are. “Everyone is here for a different reason,” said Jami Gallegos, marketing director for the gym. “Finding grit, digging deep, that’s why we’re here. We want to be the best versions of ourselves.” Martin Vollebregt, a master trainer at Gold’s, said he thinks the group’s growing popular has to do with its adventurous aspect. “There’s no boring weights here,” he said after a training session on the beach July 9. “Our goal is to have 300 people join us in the next year — 300 Spartans.”
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n Ages: 11-13 Dailey vs. McKlem at 9 a.m. Saturday, July 7, at Southeast Volusia Family YMCA; Hill vs. Ormond Beach at 11 a.m. at Port Orange Family YMCA; Rockets vs. Ormond Beach at noon, also at Port Orange. n Ages: 3-4 Team Red vs. Team Blue at 5:45 p.m. Friday, July 7, at Ormond Beach YMCA. n Ages: 5-6 Team Black vs. Team Maroon at 6:15 p.m. Wednesday, July 13, at Ormond Beach YMCA; Team Blue vs. Team Red at 5:45 p.m. Thursday, July 14, at Ormond Beach YMCA. n Ages: 7-8 Maroon vs. Black at 6:15 p.m. Wednesday, July 13, at Ormond Beach YMCA; Team Blue vs. Team Red at 5:45 p.m. Thursday, July 14, at Ormond Beach YMCA. n Ages: 9-11 Maroon vs. Black at 7 p.m. Wednesday, July 13, at Ormond Beach YMCA; Team Blue vs. Team Red at 6:45 p.m. Thursday, July 14, at Ormond Beach YMCA.
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house on a golf course in Halifax Plantation was the top real estate sales transaction for the week of May 22-28 in Ormond Beach and Ormondby-the-Sea. William and Brenda Houim, of Minot, North Dakota, sold 1245 Killarney Drive to William Austgen, of Cedar Lake, Indiana, for $850,000. Built in 2006, the house has four bedrooms, 4.5 baths, a swimming pool, four-car garage and 4,021 square feet. It sold in 2013 for $825,000.
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Jesse and Kathleen Graham, of Orlando, sold 815 Ocean Shore Blvd., Unit 11A, to Matthew and Liane Colby, of Lake Placid, New York, for $250,000. Built in 1969, the condo has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,020 square feet. It sold in 2006 for $400,000.
Camryn Wilson, 3, cooled off from the heat with a popsicle.
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Raymond and Mary Bouchard, of Flagler Beach, sold 45 Banyan Drive to Tyler and Rachell Debord, of Ormond Beach, for $227,000. Built in 1963, the house has four bedrooms, two baths and 2,023 square feet. Fannie Mae Association, of Dallas, sold 170 Shawnee Trail to Jesse and Jessica Berguson, of Ormond Beach, for $176,000. Built in 1981, the house includes a barn and has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,504 square feet. It sold in 1986 for $57,000. Donald Jones and Dorothy Gault, of Ormond Beach, sold 44 Pinehurst Circle to Brandon SEE TOP HOUSE PAGE 17
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‘Cultivating the Wild’ After Eric Breitenbach started learning about human and animal relationships, he had a feeling he wasn’t doing enough. “When I was a kid, food was placed in front of me, and I ate it,” he said. “I didn’t think about where it came from or if the animal I was eating was treated properly.” The Ormond Beach resident and photography professor at Daytona State College realized he needed to change his behavior. One book about environmental impact really changed his way of thinking — so much so that he had to make a documentary about it. William Bartram’s book “Travels” inspired Breitenbach
to make “Cultivating the Wild,” a film about the botanist who traveled the American South between 1773 and 1777. Breitenbach said he was fascinated with the book when he first read it 20 years ago. He’s been working on the documentary for nearly two years. “Half of the film is about ‘Travels,’ and the other half is about what people are doing now,” he said. “It’s about being ethical in the way we relate to the natural world. It encompasses a lot of different things such as what you pour down the drain or how you treat your pet.” The goal, Breitenbach says, is to start a conversation and get people thinking about making small changes in their lives that could have a huge impact for the future of our planet.
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GERMANY. Ormond Beach residents Gretchen Mulford and John Mulford took their favorite paper — The Ormond Beach Observer — with them to a little village in Germany named Remigiusberg in May. Send your photos to emily@ormondbeachobserver.com.
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MUSEUM OF ARTS & SCIENCES: A TASTE OF ITALY 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Cici and Hyatt Brown Museum of Art. Joined by S.R. Perrott, the event will be an evening of knowledge on Italian wine. Samples of wines from Italy will be provided for tasting. Ages 21 and older. Admission is $15 for museum members and $25 for future members. Advance purchase of admission is required and can be done by calling the museum at 255-0285.
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SUMMER SOUNDS CONCERT SERIES: HAYFIRE TRIO 6 p.m. at Rockefeller Gardens. Free. Grab a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy. Call 676-3241. OPEN GYM 6 to 8 p.m. at the Ormond Beach Gymnastics Center, 432 N. Nova Road. Anyone between the ages of 8-21. Light spotting. Coaches will be on the floor at all times. A waiver to participate must be signed by each person and anyone under 18 years of age must have the waiver signed by a parent. Cost $5 per participant. Register at the Leisure Services Registration Office, 399 N. U.S. 1 or online. Registrations will also be accepted at the door. Call 676-3250.
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ORMOND LIBRARY SUMMER BOOK SALE 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Ormond Beach Regional Library, 30 S.
Beach St. Hosted by the Friends of the Ormond Beach Library. Hundreds of new and recycled books, VHS tapes, DVDs, CDs, children’s books and magazines will be available for sale. All items will be buy one, get one free. Call 676-4191 or Dianne Chandler at 802-989-3747. ORMOND POLICE ‘COPS & JOGGERS’ BEACH 5K FUNDRAISER 7 a.m. at Andy Romano Park. Race will start at 8 a.m., and will take place on the beach adjacent to the park. Proceeds will help fund community programs of the Ormond Police Department. The first 300 runners will receive a flag football belt to wear during the race, and officers will be situated along the course and try to remove as many flags from runners as possible. After the race, runners with at least one remaining flag will receive an “I out ran the Ormond Police Department” shirt and those with no flags remaining will receive an “I got busted by the Ormond Beach Police Department” shirt. The post-race shirt giveaway to runners, awards ceremony and social will take place at the Beach Bucket Grill after the race. Medals in 84 age and gender categories will be awarded along with two overall best-time plaques. Also, prizes are awarded for best costumes so runners are encouraged to dress in their best “bad guy” get-up.
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SUNDAY BIRTH SHOP: ONE DAY QUICK COURSE 1 p.m. at Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center, Medical Office Building, Classroom B, 305 Memorial Medical Parkway, Daytona Beach. Cost for this class is $50 per couple. Registration is required. Scholarships available. Call 231-3152 or visit FloridaHospitalBabies.com/ classes.
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Top house: Halifax Plantation Flagler Beach, sold 23 Emerald Oaks Lane to Wanda Saunders, of Ormond Beach, for $485,000. Built in 2003, the house has four bedrooms, three baths, a fireplace, a swimming pool and 3,447 square feet.
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Dickensheet and Jessica Bosma, of Ormond Beach, for $155,100. Built in 1976, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,700 square feet. It sold in 1997 for $70,999. Debra Higuera, as trustee, sold 5 Indian Trail to Pecca 18 LLC, of Ormond Beach, for $124,000. Built in 1981, the house has two bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,439 square feet. It sold in 1982 for $69,900.
Creekside Vanacore Homes Inc., of Ormond Beach, sold 30 S. Laurel Creek Court to Thomas and Deborah Giangreco, of Ormond Beach, for $319,000. Built in 2015, the house has three bedrooms, 2.5 baths and 2,331 square feet. Ormond Lakes Richard and Janine Roberson, of
The Trails U.S. Bank NA, as trustee, sold 4 Aztec Trail to Alex Bejian, of Needham, Massachusetts, for $282,000. Built in 1979, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 3,479 square feet. It sold in 2005 for $395,000. Tomoka Estates Rheda Hunnefeld, of Mount Dora, sold 1068 Landers St. to Denise Hazzard, of Ormond Beach, for $235,000. Built in
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2000, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 1,568 square feet. It sold in 2010 for $172,500. Tomoka Meadows Stephen and Linda Boardman, of La Porte, Indiana, sold 22 Tomoka Meadows Blvd. to David Zalutko and Stefanie GaleanoZalutko, of Ormond Beach, for $77,900. Built in 1980, the house has two bedrooms, one bath and 875 square feet. It sold in March for $50,000. Tomoka Oaks Homestream Network LLC sold 27 Terry Circle to Jason and Anna Jones, of Lewisburg, Ohio, for $230,000. Built in 1974, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,409 square feet. It sold in 2002 for $162,000.
Cathie Stowe, of Ormond Beach, for $450,000. Built in 1970, the house has three bedrooms, 2.5 baths and 1,835 square feet. It sold in 1976 for $56,500. Andrew and Judy Sanfilippo, of Jacksonville, sold 1051 Ocean Shore Blvd., Unit 1405, to Gerard and Sandra Pigott, of Ormond Beach, for $325,000. Built in 1982, it has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,200 square feet. It sold in 2014 for $245,000. Sally Clark sold 104 Lynnhurst Drive to Nancy Marone, of Wallingford, Connecticut, for $155,000. Built in 1956, the house has two bedrooms, one bath and 816 square feet. John Adams, of Adams, Cameron & Co. Realtors, contributed to this report.
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Plantation Bay Prestwick at Plantation Bay, of Daytona Beach, sold 668 Aldenham Lane to Francisco Recalde, of Ormond Beach, for $382,600. Built in 2016, the house has three bedrooms, three baths and 2,498 square feet.
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TV STAND STAND white white 2-door, 2-door, 4ft 4ft wide, wide, 2ft 2ft deep, deep, 32 32 TV inches high high $50 $50 386.986.0667 386.986.0667 inches
BARBIEVAN, VAN, $30. $30. 3-CD 3-CD player player stereo, stereo, $75. $75. 10x10 10x10 BARBIE easy set set gazebo gazebo with with screen, screen, $50. $50. 386-446-9382 386-446-9382 easy
VERY LARGE LARGE lamp, lamp, great great condition, condition, $12. $12. End End tataVERY bles (3), (3), 1-large, 1-large, 2-small, 2-small, $65. $65. 386.986.5530 386.986.5530 bles
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BENCH SAW, SAW, like like new, new, $100. $100. Jack, Jack, $15. $15. New New BENCH ramps for for car car or or truck, truck, $25. $25. 386.439.6202 386.439.6202 ramps
WESTERN BOOTS BOOTS women's women's 77 1/2: 1/2: $35; $35; Skechers Skechers WESTERN D'Lites sports sports women's women's 8: 8: $20. $20. New/in New/in box. box. D'Lites 386.447.8826 386.447.8826
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DINETTE TABLE TABLE w/leaf-white w/leaf-white washed washed oak, oak, Like Like DINETTE new, $50. $50. 30 30 AMP AMP extension extension Power Power Cord, Cord, $50. $50. new, 386-437-0155. 386-437-0155. DINING ROOM ROOM round round table table w/4 w/4 chairs, chairs, metal metal && DINING wood, Good Good condition, condition, $175. $175. 386.503.9265 386.503.9265 wood, HAIER SUPER SUPER capacity capacity washer, washer, $100. $100. Haier Haier Super Super HAIER capacity dryer, dryer, $50, $50, work work great, great, cash. cash. capacity 386.263.7111 386.263.7111 HOME GYM-AB GYM-AB lounger lounger (works (works abs/stomach), abs/stomach), HOME $25. Total Total Gym Gym 1500 1500 (as (as seen seen on on TV), TV), $75. $75. $25. 386.627.8767 386.627.8767 HOTPOINT WASHER WASHER for for $100. $100. 45 45 inch inch color color TV TV HOTPOINT old school school JVC, JVC, $60. $60. Please Please call call 386.986.6353 386.986.6353 old KOBALT 21” 21”,, 13 13 amp amp electric electric mower, mower, used used once, once, KOBALT sacrifice, $150, $150, obo. obo. 386.627.4797 386.627.4797 sacrifice, Three sets sets Golf Golf Clubs Clubs && Bags: Bags: R.H.$40, R.H.$40, L.H L.H $80, $80, Three L.H. $80 $80 Call Call foe foe details: details: 386.246.2399 386.246.2399 L.H. TABLE, 2-CHAIRS, 2-CHAIRS, 2-leaves, 2-leaves, $35. $35. Large Large black black TABLE, sofa, good good condition, condition, $45. $45. Jaguar Jaguar crossbow, crossbow, $90. $90. sofa, 386.597.7193 386.597.7193
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STEPLADDER Foot6Werner Werner fiberglass ladder STEPLADDER 7 2 1−− 883Foot 5 fiberglass 9 4 8ladder JADE &AMBER &AMBER jewelry jewelry $125.00 $125.00 for for all all (386) (386) 586− 586− in JADE in excellent excellent condition. condition. $40 $40 (386) (386) 864−1033 864−1033 3484 3484 9 SAW 3 410" 8 $75. 1$75. 650lb TABLE SAW 10" 2 Task7 Force. Force. 50lb5bags bags TABLE Task TABLE TOP TOP BAND BAND SAW SAW AND AND DRILL DRILL PRESS PRESS $35 $35 Therapeutic TABLE Therapeutic Sea Sea Salt, Salt, $65/bag. $65/bag. (386) (386) 237−8682 237−8682 6 8 5 1 4 9 3 7 2 (386) 597−3754 597−3754 (386) THULE 933 933 Bike Bike Rack Rack $50; $50; TimeLife TimeLife WWII WWII 15 15 THULE USED FIBERGLASS FIBERGLASS extension extension ladder ladder 24 24 feet feet .. 4 (386) 2 627−8716 8 1 7(386) 5 627−8716 9 6 USED book 3 set $20 $20 (386) 627−8716 (386) 627−8716 book set $75.00 phone phone 386−793−6606 386−793−6606 $75.00 SHELF wine wine cooler cooler $60, $60, Rattan Rattan rocking rocking chair chair 44 SHELF $35, Countertop Countertop oven oven $35. $35. (386) (386) 313−1164 313−1164 $35,
Furnishings BELLS COCOON COCOON Child Carrier Carrier Like Like new. new. $25 $25 BELLS Child (386) 225−7788 225−7788 Bloycesk9101@cfl.rr.com Bloycesk9101@cfl.rr.com (386) BEDROOM SUITE Solid oak queen size bedroom BROYHILL LEATHER 84" Sofa Sofa Made Made in in USA− USA− BROYHILL LEATHER 84" suite. $250 (386) 225−7788 beige color, color, Good Good cond. cond. $75 $75 (386) (386) 437−4977 437−4977 beige CAR SEAT SEAT booster booster car car seat seat $15 $15 excellent excellent CAR condition (386) (386) 225−4421 225−4421 condition
FIND WHAT YOU’RE LOOKING FOR IN RIGID AIR AIR compressor,5 compressor,5 gallon gallon tank, tank, 22 outlets outlets for for RIGID nail guns,$75. guns,$75. 636.358.1833 636.358.1833 nail RIGID 12" 12" Miter Miter Saw Saw Portable Portable Stand Stand With With ExtenExtenRIGID sions $200. $200. 386-447-7082 386-447-7082 sions PATIO ELEC. ELEC. GRILLE GRILLE $40. $40. Brown Brown cloth cloth recliner recliner PATIO $50. Ships Ships clock clock w/bells w/bells $60. $60. 386.447.2784 386.447.2784 $50. PANASONIC & & Sony Sony speakers, speakers, $25. $25. Rockport, Rockport, PANASONIC black dress dress shoes, shoes, $25. $25. Loveseat, Loveseat, new, new, gray gray && black mauve, $100. $100. 386.445.8899 386.445.8899 mauve, NEW UTILITY UTILITY tub, tub, great great for for laundry laundry room room or or NEW garage, $75. $75. New New life life jackets, jackets, $8 $8 each. each. garage, 386.447.0057 386.447.0057
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